Will this charge the razor drifter?
1002
I have no idea, it is the wrong one for my scooter. and I have no idea which one to buy so I am just going to sell the scooter, and forget about it.
639668
Absolutely. The cord that plugs into the charging/cleaning base can also be plugged directly into the razor. Just bring that cord with you when traveling and you're good to go.
999224
It should trickel charge both. It will not charge if one of the batteries is dead. I use it on my 2 boats and a jet ski, but they all have one battery.
357014
For the razor blades, no. For the battery powered trimmer I have to admit that I forget. Have used this product (trimmer only) for about 8 hours in the last 5 months with the same battery, and have only had to bush it out to clean it. I expect it to last for another 5 years or so, which comes out to $2 per year. The next least expensive trimmer I looked at cost about $100, which would have to be used 200 years to cost as much as I spent on this. The plastic will probably wear out before the trimmer blades do at this rate.
1498489
I use mine plugged in all the time, but if you unplug the razor and the light stays green all the way to the top then you have a full charge. Any less than all the way to the top ( half way would indicate a 50% charge ) would indicate your current charge.
23335
You will need a converter for the charger. We have used this to shave the whole head and also the dog.
96994
No, the charger has an automatic shutoff so it won't keep charging. It's designed to hold the controllers until you are ready to use.
1505843
NO. The cord is only for charging, and must be removed in order to use the razor. Kind of a nuisance if you run out of battery charge when half way done.
317468
It should have a regulator that when it reaches full charge it will "float" the battery charge... try renogy Web site for more info or call them... I had a question and they were very helpful and knowledgeable
1987964
The razor does not have to be on the stand to charge. My husband enjoys using this razor- just remember to clean it each time it is used. He bought his father a Norelco in 1970 when he got too shaky to shave with a blade. After his death, my husband used it for years. These are built to last. Good product.
1508344
Yes, I have mine attached to my battery in my boat 24/7 (at least in the summer) and use the boat at the same time. Don't expect this charger to come anywhere close to charging your battery while using the trolling motor tho. Connect it and forget it.
2115574
It has a fast charging rechargeable battery, but not a replaceable battery. If it lasts as long as the previous razor, it shouldn't be an issue.
770536
No. It will not charge a dead battery. It will keep a charged battery topped off. I purchased mine for a vehicle we rarely dunce that kept killing batteries. After installing this solar charger, the battery has never died again.
1827503
Yes. It will be a little slower than your wall charger, obviously, but it will charge it.
1619732
So far it does not appear to. I have it charging the battery on a standby generator and it seems to be keeping the battery charged .
1765835
Yes you can, as long as the charging cable is NOT connected to a computer. So if it is connected to an external battery pack (like a Trent Powerpak) it will use the power from the external source, when/if that source runs out of power it will then use the drift battery.I have used this feature myself and that was one of the first features I wanted and tested when buying an action camera, the guy saying that you cannot probably only tried it with it connected to a computer.
2029517
Yes, as long as the voltage (12V) and amperage per hour (12AH) are the same as the rate as the manual for the razor gives.